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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1970

Page

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Nixon explains Southern desegregation plan and busing worry

Attorney General Mitchell outlined a plan allowing students to attend the nearest school regardless of race while cautioning that a Supreme Court ruling on busing could upend efforts. He noted about 200 Southern districts desegregating voluntarily and 100 facing government suits. noted housing patterns would keep some schools segregated. Also reported revocation of tax exempt status for Mississippi schools maintaining racial admissions policies.

Washington UPS Nixon Supreme Court John N. Mitchell West Coast Mitchell Southen South Charlotte N.C Mississippi

Burney Filmed for Documentary on Nebraska Governors

Polk county film crew from Nebraska Educational Television spent Tuesday with former Gov and Mrs Burney while filming a documentary on Nebraska’s former governors. Senior Producer Joel Fowler Cinematographer James Dunlap Director Mike Samson and Production Assistant Ryanne Curry were part of the crew. The program will include films of former governors Val Peterson Robert Crosby and Frank Morrison and air in November. A centerpiece will be a filmed meeting between the former governors and Gov Norbert Tiemann.

Local Telegrams and Postage Details

Evening publication schedule noted with second class postage in Columbus Nebraska. Article fragment mentions subscription rates and delivery methods by carrier and mail with various garbled place names and postmaster reference.

Columbus Nebraska Colbie LA Treath Mall Platig Boer Boe Maychina

Kopechne accuses Kennedy romance rumors false

Mrs. Kopechne says Ted Kennedy did his best to save Mary Jo and denounces talk of a romance as silly. She criticizes Kennedy aides for delays in reporting the accident and questions an inquest judge’s remarks while noting Mary Jo’s true wish to marry a foreign service officer.

New York UPI Joseph Kopechne Beard Kennedy Mary Jo Chappaquiddick Pond Kopechne MecCall's Kennedy McCall's Chappaquiddick Island Mass Sen Wiward Kennedy Robert Kennedy Mary

Nebraska Vets to Use GI Bill Says 9000 Planned

The regional VA office estimates 9 000 Nebraska veterans will use the GI Bill this year with about 8 000 at college level and the rest in vocational and technical schools. Regional Director Caldwell H Nixon notes potential 30 day delays to first payment and that 300 widows and orphans will also receive aid. Nebraska veterans should contact county service officers and go through the state office for eligibility. Full time students receive 175 monthly, 205 if married with one child, plus 13 per additional child. part time aid varies with study load.

Lincoln The Veterans Administration Nebraska Caldwell H. Nixon Nixon Veterans Veterans Affairs County Service Grand, Island Omaha

Omaha Woman Killed In Arizona Car Crash

Mrs. Hellece L. Smith, 40, of Omaha Nebraska died Tuesday night when her car ran off U S 66 and overturned near Winslow Arizona. The highway patrol said she lost control after being caught in the draft of a following tractor trailer. Her husband Clarence 34 and five children were injured in the crash.

Winslow, Ariz UPI Hellece L. Smith Omaha Neb U. S. 66 Highway Patrol

Tomato shaped like hot dog developed in California

Agricultural scientists at the University of California Davis campus have crossbred an elongated tomato two inches in diameter and four to five inches long. The new tomato, designed to fit mechanical harvesters, is being grown on about 100 acres and will soon reach the market in cans.

Sacramento Calif UPI University of California Davis Say

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